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SketchUp for Cabinetmakers: From Concept to Construction (SketchUp 3D Basecamp 2022)

My first session at SketchUp 3D Basecamp Vancouver 2022, on SketchUp for professional cabinetmakers. Looking at how to narrow the gap from concept model to production documentation, including the use of dynamic / parametric cabinets which can help you automate the output of labelled parts lists to Cutlist Plus or other cutlisting software via a .csv file. The second presentation covering CNC is here:    • SketchUp to CNC with the CabinetSense...   You can trial the CabinetSense extension for SketchUp via this link: https://cabinetsense-prod.appspot.com... You can also download a free trial of Cutlist Plus here: https://cutlistplus.com/download (Windows only I’m afraid - I run it all on Parallels on a Mac) Sessions were not officially recorded this year, but with the permission of the organisers I have made my own screen recording of the slides and SketchUp modelling used at the event. Find lots of exclusive training content for fitted furniture makers here: www.buymeacoffee.com/freebird You can support my public content creation by giving me a tip on that platform -------------------------------------- Time Stamped Chapter links: 2:19 - How we started systemising our cabinet designs 3D Assembly Square Link: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/12282... 4:10 - Introducing the cabinet design we’ll be looking at in Sketchup 4:33 - Presentation agenda 5:54 - Why Sketchup 6:44 - 3 key strengths 9:01 - Key strength of communication 10:20 - From concept to construction: narrowing the gap 11:18 - How my Sketchup modelling template is set up: starting with scenes 11:50 - Using scenes without camera location settings 12:58 - Scribe allowance applied to edges indicated by black 13:33 - Using the 3D model itself as a communication tool: workshop staff can check any detail without me having to print a drawing or spell it out to them 14:10 - Door and drawers have animations capability included in Cabinetsense 14:22 - Applying profiles to doors, or outputting them to cutting lists as 5 piece 15:13 - Applying materials to parts 17:50 - Exporting parts from CabinetSense and viewing them in Cutlist Plus 21:56 - The drawing process in SketchUp 24:00 - ProfileBuilder 3 for mouldings Video about my mouldings library:    • Fast Mouldings Library for SketchUp   25:08 - Dropping wall sockets onto walls 25:55 - Guidelines on walls 26:28 - Dropping in the cabinets and other dynamic components 27:30 - Scaling without distortion of internal parts 30:05 - How shelves and dividers work 31:44 - More sophisticated pre-drawn cabinets 33:50 - Exporting only selected cabinets 35:38 - Different workflows for different scales of woodworking business